Woman's Club urges defeat of Town Club report on Non Partisan Procedures
The Woman's Club conducts a last minute phone campaign to sway members against approving the Town Club Non Partisan Procedures Committee report. They urge attendance to advocate Sinsheimer dissent and to table the Marrow chaired report, claiming ignored recommendations, a claim rejected by the Town Club chair who says the report is a compromise aiming to move toward direct elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Town Club
Hads
Sinsheimer
Sac Commander Crumm Decorated by Ky For Vietnam Service
Major General William J. Crumm of Scarsdale commander of SAC’s 3rd Air Division in the Western Pacific received the Vietnam Air Force Distinguished Service Order from Premier Nguyen Cao Ky. Crumm oversees all SAC forces in the region including B 52 crews KC 135 refueling teams and fighter recon units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Crumm
Scarsdale
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Western Pacific
Vietnam Air Force
Crumm
Nuyen Cao Ky
Vietnam
Charles A. Crumm
Lyons Road
Mr. Crumm
Peace Corps Director to Speak at Scarsdale Dinner Dance
Peace Corps Director Jack Vaughn will address the Scarsdale Democrats annual dinner dance at Schrafft's Sunday night. Invited by Stanley A. Frankel, Vaughn will speak as Robert B. Greenes debuts as Town Supervisor candidate. The event, starting at 7 p.m., is hosted by the Scarsdale Democratic Town Committee and the Scarsdale Democratic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Corps
Jack Vaughn
Scarsdale Democrats
Schrafft’s
Stanley A. Frankel
Scarsdale
Democratic Town Committee
Leonard Kane
Democratic Club
Herbert Robinson
Robert B. Greenes
U.S
Mr. Vaughn
Johnson
Sargent Shriver
Veronica
Lucille T. Stillman
Scarsdale Art Association
Scarsdale Woman's Club
Butcher Heads Special Group For Fund Gifts In Scarsdale
William L. Butcher chair of the County Trust Company announces the Patrons and Sponsors Committee to raise gifts to the Greater Scarsdale United Fund and Council. It seeks donations of 1000 dollars or more after last year’s shortfall forced cuts to agency allocations in 1967.
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William L. Butcher
The
County Trust Company
Greater
Scarsom United Fund and Council
Patrons and Sponsors Committee
SHS Work Day Saturday To Aid STEP Project
Scarsdale High School seniors organize an all day car wash and bake sale on Saturday from 9 am to 4 pm to raise funds for the Student Transfer Education Plan. The money will help STEP student Jerylle Kemp return for her senior year and enable two new STEP students to join SHS class of 69. Marilyn Moore oversees baked goods, Tom DeGraff chairs event.
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Scarsdale High School
South
Jerylle Kemp
SHS
Marilyn Moore
Tom DeGraff
Pool Referendum Nears as Quota Exceeds Goal
Scarsdale moves toward a June referendum on a community swimming pool after 1230 families signed up by April 16 to support the bond plan. If approved, construction would begin with bond funds and subscriptions repaid. operation could start in 1968 on the American Legion Grounds at Mamaroneck Road with Legion building moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Szaniawski
White Road
Scarsdale
American Legion
Mamaroneck Road
Legion
Scarsdale PTA Bulletin Seeks Wide Summer Job Openings
The Scarsdale High School PTA Summer Plans Committee aims to expand summer job listings with more opportunities in business, babysitting, camp counselling, and office work. Employers are urged to list positions at the PTA Bulletin Board and contact committee members to offer jobs or create new ones for students.
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Scarsdale High School
PTA
Scarsdale
Rayman
Paul Olander
J. Kernan Kendrick
Non Partisan System Report Sets Vote At Town Club Tonight
The Town Club will vote on a final report proposing changes to election methods aimed at correcting criticisms of undemocratic operation. It suggests eliminating the Executive Committee, creating six districts, electing six voting members per district, and a three year term with staggered elections. A non voting advisory panel would replace the Executive Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Club
Democratic Town
Leonard Kane
the Inquirer
Citizens' Advisory Committee Formed For Station Area
Mayor Malcolm A. MacIntyre announces a Citizens' Advisory Committee on the Station Area with Trustee Charles Dyson as chairman and Trustee Hartselle Kinsey as vice chairman. A Joint Administration Committee on the Station Area will include Planning Commission reps, covering Crane Autenreith and Garth Roads to Eastchester line. The panel will address west of the railroad, traffic flow, parking needs for commuters shoppers and workers, and maintain a healthy business district for ten years.
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Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Citizens
Station
Village Board
Charles Dyson
Hartselle Kinsey
Planning Commission
Crane
Autenreith
Garth Roads
Eastchester
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Scarsdale to Tow Cars On Popham Road Near Chase Road
The Scarsdale Police will enforce NO PARKING on the northerly side of Popham Road between Chase Road and East Parkway from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. starting May 22, 1967. Vehicles illegally parked or obstructing traffic may be removed with storage costs charged. Turning from Chase and Lockwood will be allowed if two lanes remain open.
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Scarsdale
Popham Road
Chase Road
East Parkway
Lockwood Road
Ehret Named District Supervisor of Music in Scarsdale
Walter Ehret, Choral Director at Scarsdale High School, will replace Willard Briggs as District Supervisor of Music for Scarsdale Schools. A Juilliard and Columbia graduate with 20 years in New Jersey and New York, Ehret has led choirs in Carnegie Hall and Jackson Square Garden and authored textbooks used nationwide.
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Ehret
Willard Briggs
Walter Ehret
Scarsdale High School
Scarsdale
Juillard School of Music
Columbia University
New Jersey
New York
Carnegie Hall
Jackson Square Garden
New York State School Music Association
Art dealer indicted over forged works by masters
John E. Marqusee of Kensington Road described a general suspicion in the art community as 32 year old David Stein was indicted in New York City on charges tied to painting 41 oils watercolors and gouaches as Chagall Picasso and Matisse works and selling them for 165000 to 12 dealers and collectors.
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John E. Marqusee
Kensington Road
The
Inquirer
David Stein
New York City
Chagall
Picasso
Matisse
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WM. J. Crumm
Community Pool Citizens Committee
Stephen Heinzinger
Family Pool
Harriet Cleaver
Gass
Butcher
Robert Wishnick
Tita Wernimoni
Gary Parker
Juli Ann Carpenter
Norman Rayman
Scarsdale Studio Workshop
Heathcote
Village Club
Nethorhood Associations
League of Women Voters
Republican
Democratic
Citizens Committee
Joint Administration Committee
Bulletin
Katharine N. Johnson
Rene Shapshak
Jane Reichart
Beverly Yunich
Music Educators National
New Jersey Music Educators Association
Bergen County
Nassau County
Music Educators Associations
Marqusee
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